Teric Glass Scratch Guard

The screen protector may be the right size, but clearly doesn't have the same contour as the Teric. I put the first one on and it looked fine however after charging the Teric the screen protector slid down the screen. The seller was kind enough to send a new one, but after putting it on the edges of the screen protector don't seat. Its like the Teric screen is slightly beveled and the protector is perfectly flat.

I have applied protective films to phones and hand held GPS units in the past. I applied this perfectly aligned. The edges of the film are not adhering to entire edge of the crystal watch face. I expect water to seep into the edge and eventually destroy the adhesive of the film. Then it will come completely off.

Did was it was designed to do, it took the impact against a rock, and cracked so it wouldn't affect my Teric, which happened in the first 10 dives. My only compliant is somewhere in the last few dives it has gotten a bubble. It doesn't affect readability yet, but I was hoping it would stay bubble free for at least a year.

I read the reviews and decided to try it. I was very disappointed. The sides didn’t seal. Please know that the teric has a screen Protector build in.

Smaller then the original one shipped with the watch by arou d 1mm on radius. Does not cover the entire watch lens. Does however seal properly.

Great quality, easy application

I was skeptical when ordering this because it seems every screen protector leaves bubbles or something.Well I was super impressed!See the photos I attached, as they'll make the instructions below more sensible (sorry I didn't take the pics until after it was all used and installed.Firstly, this isn't a film, it's a thicker piece.Secondly, it come with a wet pad, and a dry pad, and then a sticker "dust remover", as well as sticker "Guide Stickers" that act as handles for placement.The scratch guard itself (lens) comes with a protective clear film on one side that keeps that surface clean and the glue that will hold it.The instructions are almost non-existent so I had to use some logic and luck. The sequence I describe below yeilded my watch to be flawless for dirt, but here's what I can offer to help you out perhaps...1) Wet Wipe. Clean your Teric with the provided wet wipe (I didn't bother unfolding it as I want to keep it pure of any finger oil), rubbing in circles until you got her good.2) Dry Wipe. Do the same with the provided dry wipe. Let it air dry for any wet residue still there.3) Dust Absorber. Use the sticker with the same name to 'dab and peel' over the whole surface to get microscopic dirt off. DONT RELY ON YOUR EYES AND A CLEAN REFLECTION! If seen bumps on an iPhone that looked pristine, hut in fact had these micro-dust particles that show up only after you stick the pritive lens on.4) Lens Film. The lens comes with a protective film on the one side that will go against your watch - this keeps the dirt out and the sticky part protected. Leave that film on for the next step, and DONT TOUCH IT!5) Lens Prep. Place the lens film-side-down on something clean (I used the opened up packaging). Use the two "Guide Sticker" tabs that came with it, and stick them on your top Lens surface... (ie: not the protective film side). These will essentially become your 'handles' for placing the lens perfectly onto the watch.6) Lens Install. Pick up your lens using your "Guide Sticker" tabs, pull off the protective plastic on the guard using the protruding tab (don't touch that side because that's the sticking side and you'll forever have a print or dirt or something). Holding your two tabs, place the lens carefully onto your watch surface. Use your finger to press out the air (don't worry about sticker handles, you can remove them later). I found the air came out like nothing, perhaps because it is a hard lens.You're done! Hope that helped.This is an important investment for a high dive computer watch.NOTE: I just put it on, so I can't attest to it's robustness in the water, but it is a hard material and thick - not a flimsy film or thin crytal.See the pics.